The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1887-04-09

Wednesday. April Goth, BY H. L. Bowen, real es-
tate agent, desirable building lots IN Towson-
wednesday, April 18th, by Mrs. Isabella Caruthl,
ers and Andrew Caruthers, silver spring
property on York turnpike.
Monday. NAV I'd, by Rufus w. Applegarth, trus-
tee. S. acres of land on Washington road.
Monday, May I'd, by Chas. II Baker, trustee, 5eai
estate of Isaiah Baker, deceased, situated IN
.ruesday, May Sd, by D. Hopper Emory, trustee,
very desirable real estate at Timonium, N. U.
"wednesday. May 4th, by Henry F. Carey, execu-
tor. house and lot on York turnpike, near Tow
sontown,
Col. Charles T. Cockey, of the Sd district,
is suffering from carbuncle. :,
-Res. j. Eugene Dell, of Woodberry, who
has been iii With typhoid fever for some time, is
THE baby camel, which has been great
alteration in Druid Hill Park for some time, died
few days ago.
in Greenmcont Cemetery is punhsneo III our au
yertising columns to-day. 3,
Mr.. James n Henderson, an aged and
highly respected farmer living near Sweet Air,
has been quite i'll for some days.
JESSIE K. Hines, ESQ.,, State Insurance Com
missioner. has taken house on Roland avenue,
near Hampden, for the summer.
The public schools of the county closed ON
Thursday evening Tor tue Easler nohuay "nu wa
reopen on Tuesday morning next:
-Henry C. Trimble, who had for some time
heec ;, conductor on the Hampden Electric Rail-
wav. died of pneumonia on Thursday.
Fhe Grand Jury for the March term OF the
circu;t Court adjourned on Friday, LIST instant
The report is published in another column.
: Col. R. M. Johnston, formerly of Pen Lucy
school. near Waverly, has accepted the cnair OF
literature in Rock Hill College, near Ellicott City
Ill oEa ,,,f ha m of
.nnI;cation for pardon of VIM. II. Richardson,
now confined in Jail hsre, on Thursday, April 2sth
"A Baltimore man has a most promising
colt at Halsteads driving park, for which, II is
said. he has refused the tempting offer OF
The Dorcas Missionary Society OF Trinity
Church, Towsontown, will mold lalr III tne
Chapel, Friday, April 18th. Doors open az D
Mr.. Josiah Sheppard, one of the oldest
srzsns of the 10th district, died at his residence
on Nv Lady's Manor, last Sunday morning, aged
IA years. o;.;,.,
of the sh district is lying very i'll at his residence
near Cockeysville. He is a brother OF Hon. joshua
2. Cockey.
ter of the U. S. Navy, now stationed st AnnaPo-
lis, was in Towsontown this week visiting reia-
tives and friends.
Mrs. Mariah Bosley, rslict of the late Ben
fsmin Bosley, died at the residence OF her son IN
lay. Mr.. Slicer Upton, near Monkton, on the otn
inss., aged rs years.
roll. who vas the principal owner of Mount Vernon
Mills. died at her residence, in Baltimore on Tues
day last, aged "a years.
An old citizen of Manchester said few
DAYS ago that in 1854 he remembers that the peo-
pie in his section enjoyed fine slsighing from the
18th to the 21st of April.
N DaoIa nF he
and Mr.. Jacob Mcdonald, of Waverly, 9Th dis
trict have been appointed Internal Revenue store
keepers by Collector Roberts.
Mr.. W. Lorman Roberts this week sold the
residence of the late Mrs. M. A. Shealey, in this
town, bat the name of the purchaser and theprice
paid has set yet been made public.
Mr.. q. o. Wilson, whose farm is near Loeb
Raven. lately purchased at the North the cele.
bratsd brood mare, "Hettie Pearl" she was
sired by "Princeps" and hes record of 2:27.
The Howard county School Board is about
60 erect a fine academy building in Ellicott City
at cost of S., 900 and towards which tbs citizens
Of the place are expected to subscribe 81 600.
Col. Chas. E. Smith, proprietor of the we'll
known Guilford House, Govanstown, offers that
property for sale. He proposes to retire from
business and contemplates trip to Europe
Mr.. James A. Hopkins, who was for twen-
tvs;0ht wears connected with the Baltimore city
passenger railways, died at his residence Clifton,
Baltimore county, on Sunday last, aged 81 years.
-EIeyen pickers in the Mount Vernon Mills,
Falls road, struck few days ago because they
we're requested to unload cotton wagon after the
mill had closed for the dGy. They were promptly
discharged.
Col D. G. Mcintosh, who vas engaged in
a case in the Howard county court last week, was
one of the guests at dinner given by States At
torney Mcclure, at bis residence near Ellicott
City, on Friday.
- A. Kulk md VIII
IA nutting up Jobs on unsusPesting farmers in
some sections. The best way to go for him is
With q 0un and be sure to shoot before he gets
on the barn roof.
Mr.. Morris Depprich, who was so painfully
hurt in an explosion at Meredith's ford last week.
is getting along very well and his physician, Dr.
Harry S. Jarrett, does not think his hand Will Dc
permanently disabled. -,
-Rey. R. Il. Williams, of Annapolis, will
read paper before the Hartford County Historical
Society, Saturday next, April 10th. Subject
"The Puritans of Maryland-who were they and
what became of them?"
Capt. D. P. Barnette, principal Of the public
school at Millngton, on the Frederick road, VIII
deliver a lecture in the school house, Thursday
evening, April l4th, at o'clock. Subject-"The
soldier of the late civil war;"
"A number of Baltimore county's old citi-
zens have passed away this spring and their ia
miar forms will never again be seen in our midst.
1t would seem that the past winter has been an
unusually hard one on the aged.
There are already several applicants for the
nrincipalship of Towsontown public school, which
will be vacant after the 18th instant on account
of the resignation of Mr.. G.. G. Hanna, who pro-
posss to engage in other business.
The Baltimore city grand jury has indicted
John o. Lisle, of Baltimore county, for emoez-
ling SS0. eco from the First National Bank. 1t
Is said the bank people know where Lisle is and
that they will take steps to bring him back.
THE statement of County Treasurer Hebb
for the month of March makes the following ex-
bibit: Cash On hand Feb. 2sth, SIG, l29.47; re-
GENTS during the month, $9,575.l2j disburse-
ments, SIS, 1854; balance on hand April LIST,
$20,508.85.
One of the officers of our County Agricul-
&ural Society met an old farmer friend few day
ago and asked him if he did not intend to exhibit
something at the next fair. He replied: Waai,
yes; you may Put me down for the biggest hog In
The county"
On Monday night last the county officers
arrested Victor and jerome Crystal and Theodore
Orendorf, charged with placing obstRuetions on
the track of the York road railway. they were
Afterwards released, there being no evidence
against them.
Mr.. James E Hooper, one of the proprietorf
s,f the extensive mills at Woodbury. and Mt
WasaiSgton, in this county, is just completing
very handsome residence for himself on the corner
of St. Paul spd Fourth streets, in the Belt 1t Will
cost about $4,000.
The late Grand Jury found an indictment
against the York road turnpike company for al
lowing the Maryland Central railroads trestle
over the turnpike in this place, to remain as
it being regarded as dangerous to travel and